Alumni Class Notes

Chidiebere Nwankpa ’18 has been selected to join the Foreign Policy for America NextGen Initiative.

Julia Hornstein ’19, a technology reporter at Business Insider, won the Front Page Award for best new journalist from the Newswomen’s Club of New York.

Rachel Okin ’18 has joined Databricks in New York City.

Brett Cicchillo ’97 has been promoted to Vice President, Partner Management Lead, Network and Platform Partnerships at the National Basketball Association.

Jess Roth ’13 announced that he has started a new position as General Counsel of Xposure Music.

Eric Suh ’18 announced he is starting a new position as an associate at Apollo Global Management, Inc.

Evan Hahn ’13 has been promoted to managing director at Insight Partners.

Siddharth Saxena ’11 is starting a new position in production operations and partnerships at Eudia.

Nikki Sheybani ’18 is starting a new position as a private wealth associate at Vista Equity Partners.

Peter Cincotti ’01 will be performing at Café Carlyle this holiday season from December 22^nd through 31^st.

Guardian RF, co-founded by Lucas Raskin ’17, was recognized alongside the three other winning firms in the DIU C sUAS Low-Cost Sensing Challenge.

Morgan McKenzie ’19 has developed the beta site of simplyaboveaverage, a discovery platform that helps tall individuals find brands and products with extended sizing.

Tutor Intelligence, the robotics company founded by Joshua Gruenstein ’17, was recently profiled by Forbes in an article entitled, 8 Robotics Startups Backed by Nvidia and Amazon. 

Jerry Seidler ’76 shared updates on his career, family, and time at HM. 

Emily Kramer ’15 has joined Hanover Park as founding head of strategy and operations.

Kenneth Browne ’68 is now teaching high school Italian, following a long career in media.

Julie Rosenshein ’88 shared that after a 30-year career working with children and families in the field of social work, becoming an Olympic tennis player, and writing two books, she is taking a break from clinical work in her town of Northampton, MA. In January, she will be entering pre-med school.

Jeff Wachtel ’70 continues to work as a television producer and executive.

Brian Feldman ’08 and his wife Harisen welcomed their first child, Rafael Frederic Feldman, into the world on October 17^th.

Anthony Ramirez II ’96 recently married Angela Bonato in Seattle, WA.

Jay Greenfield ’61 shared an update on his professional life, including the growth of research platforms in frontier environmental and social epidemiology, as well as his personal life, which involves caring for his wife.

Jake Haberman ’14 has co-founded NoHo Labs, an applied AI company reimagining how knowledge work gets done.

Hilary Reiter Azzaretti ’93 and Melissa Gellman Weiss ’95 recently reconnected while working for a Utah fitness franchise.

Henry Stein ’57 stays busy as a member of various boards.

Matthew Russo ’13 graduated with a BS in computer science, received an ME in computer science from Stanford, and is now pursuing his PhD in EECS at MIT.